Calls for civilian compensation from the Coalition Against ISIS

A Syrian human rights organization is calling for the establishment of an independent international committee to address the claims of civilians affected by coalition strikes in Syria, twelve years after the start of military intervention in 2014. The goal is to provide full compensation for verified damages and to establish an expedited process for assistance in cases of death or injury, without relying on the Syrian judiciary due to its limited jurisdiction in holding foreign states accountable. The report also emphasizes the importance of allowing victims or their families to represent themselves or appoint lawyers, and of providing free legal support through the proposed committee. Additionally, it suggests that the Syrian government could assist in accessing records, provided that the claims remain personal and are not pursued on behalf of the state.

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